Learning Resources Sequencing Puzzle Cards, Set of 10

I believe this is one of the best "Sequencing" ideas on the market today. My grandchild just turned two and she loves them. I like that they use everyday activities, broken down into three steps and this helps Isabelle understand cause and effect and builds confidence. Many others have 5-6 steps and that is too many for the beginner just learning to Sequence. The larger sets will be the next step up. This set is the best for beginners.I also like that the pictures used are so colorful and it all packs up nicely into a tin box which makes storage easier.This "Sequencing" is the BEST on the market in my opinion.

Ten double sided 3 piece puzzle cards, giving 20 puzzles in total. Each puzzle is colour coded at the top with a thick bright band of colour for self correction. The plain white background behind the child on all pieces, aides clarity and focus. Made from very sturdy die cut card, each three piece puzzle will need separating before use. Outer edges are rounded with surfaces in a gloss finish which would survive a gentle wipe if needed. Card measurement approx Height 4" 101mm Width 6" 152mm. Thickness Just under 2mm.This set comes in it's own very strong gloss finished, lidded card box. Each puzzle shows three stages of a task; before, during and completion. The tasks are as follows with each pair girl/boy.Brushing hair ~ Pouring cereal.Making lemonade ~ Brushing teeth.Growing a plant ~ Spilling milk.Writing a letter ~ Building a toy car.Rain clothes on. ~ Hitting a base ball.Reading a book. ~ Making a sandwich.Playing basket ball. ~ Tidying toys.Completing a jigsaw puzzle. ~ Riding a bicycle.Wrapping a present. ~ Painting a picture.Putting trainers on. ~ Peeling an orange.Photo pictures are instantly appealing to children. These clearly show what is happening, apart from the baseball bat after striking the ball. The bat is shown end on, so it looks as though it has vanished. I had to explain this to my little one who instantly wanted to sort these puzzle pieces out, really enjoying looking at the picture photos of children. This prompted lovely discussions about what they were doing, thinking of the process, what was happening and the end result. Sequencing is easily taken for granted; these puzzles made me think more about the order of things while doing tasks together.We have copied some of these sequences and made our own up. While doing this we predicted and discussed what the outcome would be should a stage be missed, or a task attempted in the wrong order. When trying for ourselves lots of silly things happened, resulting in uncontrollable giggles! These puzzles also make a super memory game; selecting two or three sets, we muddled them and hid each separate section under pieces of card. We took it in turns to lift two cards eventually finding a full set. Story telling each set helps descriptive language and understanding. Imagination is fuelled when incorporating a puzzle set into a made up story, or including two or three sets to create a longer story. Definitely a super purchase, offering many possibilities.

Just what I was looking for to try and teach my 4 year old grandson the book is still a little bit to old for him but will save for later good quality

I'm a speech-language pathologist and I used these sequencing puzzles with one of my clients. She's really enjoyed the change up from normal cards. Some of the sequences were a bit repetitive, but I like that there were sequences on both sides of the puzzles - more bang for you buck.

Brought for my daughter who has learning difficulties and the sequencing puzzles are good quality and relevant.